BenQ RD240Q 24.1” 60Hz 2560x1600 WQXGA USB-C Ergonomic Programming Monitor with Built-in Speaker hard disk 16tb optical Compatibility Windows 10

Name: BenQ RD240Q 24.1” 60Hz 2560x1600 WQXGA USB-C Ergonomic Programming Monitor with Built-in Speaker hard disk 16tb optical Compatibility Windows 10
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SKU: 83738000750
Price: 17099.50 USD
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BenQ RD240Q 24.1” 60Hz 2560x1600 WQXGA USB-C Ergonomic Programming Monitor with Built-in Speaker hard disk 16tb optical Compatibility Windows 10

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BenQ RD240Q 24.1” 60Hz 2560x1600 WQXGA USB C Ergonomic Programming Monitor with Built in Speaker hard disk 16tb optical Compatibility Windows 10 optical Compatibility Windows 10 Asus A450LC WX051D Versatile USB C Connectivity: Includes a 90W USB C port for video making it easier to read and write code for extended periods

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